Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-02

SomoWha snApe. speCidHs
made for the purpose, at all OF the theater'
except at the Grand Opera Theater hat
for ladies at Vienna and Berlin are ever
more enormous and e~xtrayagant in. shap'
THAN at Paris. II the managers OF theater'
were to decide and publish their decision
that no ladyswould lie admitted with {
bonnet, everybody would of course e
without them. It would have the effect o
making the Audience more comfortable, ne
doubt, but would be very inconvenient il
theaters where there are no cloak rooms
Mr.. John Mcguire goes to Helena to-day
Mr.. Sylvan Hughes is up from Anaconda
Mr.. w. M. Cairns returned home last Fri
day. rr..,s., - a,sas -.se 81
Mr.. VIM. Wilson, an old timer, is visiting
Butte. - 5....- .. s..,- -.
DIR. Winston is home from a visit to Ana
lconda.
l. Mr.. Geo. Hill returned to Helena last
Thursday.
l.. Mrs. ]. K: Clark expects to leave to-day
for St. Paul.
Mrs. Ornstein will return to Salt LAX,
City this week. sl'"' ,''' go 9"''
Mr.. Ross Dugan, OF Helena, returned
home last week. - 49, >~t',,.e.- Sslh.
Mr.. R. B. Wallace contemplates a trip tc
California soon. .a- 500. $40, q
Mr.. Scharan. has sold his interest in the
Katie O'Brien lode.
Mr.. Lee W. Foster expects to 60 to Sal
Francisco this week.
!. Mrs. r. II. Whitehall, Of Deer Lodge, was
in the city yesterday. 't 4
Mr.. r. M. Cobban and bride arrived in
Butte last Thursday. 49, .'''~5 ~
Mrs. w. E. Pettis and two children ar
rived from Chicago Friday. ,e,
Rev. E. ]. Grenoveld and wife came up
from Deer Lodge yesterday.
Miss Rosa Reed is home from a pleasant
visit to friends in Anaconda.
Mrs. Shelley Tuttle contemplates a visit
to Salt Lake City very
l.. MI. R. R. Kenyon and his niece arrived
from the East last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stanley are expected
up from Deer Lodge this week.
Mr.. John Noyes is expected home from
the Arkansas Springs this week.
Mr.. Kelly returned home last Friday
from a businsrs trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Rosa Keath is spending a few weeks
with her sister, Mrs: McCrimmOn.
Mr.. T. P. Newton came up from the
Divide to attend the grand opera.
MI. "A. r WlQSCOO, UGleDQOu0 AECuU III
Deel nodsv, was ia th1 ciIy friday.
Miss Marie Renouard has been the guest
of Miss May Casey for the past week. -.
Mr.. Goodwin Paul, manager of the Dillon
Furniture Co., was in Butte yesterday.
Mr.. George Carr will give a dinner to-day
inhonor of some friends from Glendale.
Miss Kate Hennessy lie expected to return
from Helena tomorrow. after a five weeks
visit with Miss Mary Fallon of that city.
Judge w. J.. Galbraith. will arrive this
evening, and open court here tomorrow.
Messrs. James Shields and Louis Thorne
were in the city for a few days last week.
Mr.. Thomas, of Deer Lodge, is the guest
of Mr.. Will Clark during the opera season.
Mr.. W. A. Smith, agent for the Hallet &
Davis piano. will arrive in Butte this week.
Services at st. Johns Episcopal Church
were very largely attended Ash Wednes-
day. ..,-
Mr.. William Warfeld and his son Carlos
left Chicago for New Mexico on a business
trip.
E. L. Bonner & Co. are expecting a new
dress-maker to arrive from New York in a
few days. ~ -.,
Mr.. Hugh Patton and bride, of Big Hole,
are in the city, and are guests at the St..
Nicholas.
The Opera House gallery has grown in
popularity since the. arrival of the Abbott
Company.
Miss George Stebbins has been very i'll
the past week. Miss Laura Horst is teach.
ing for her.
Alarge delegation is expected to arrive
from Deer Lodge tomorrow to attend the
Abbott Opera.
Mr.. A. Gunderson and bride arrived
home last Thursday. They are keeping
house in Meaderville.
The Fireman's ball which took place last
Tuesday evening was d great success, and
proved very enjoyable. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. .Behrer are expected in from
their. ranch to-day. They will be the guests
OF Mrs. j. c. C. Thornton.
Miss Laura King has taken rooms at |
Mrs. Hoyt's, on the corner OF West Broad |
way and Montana street. I
Messrs. Couture & Leford's dancing
at Renshaw Hall was well at.
tended Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Joe Rosenthal is expected home to-.
lay from Arkansas Springs where he has
been for the benefit OF his health.
Miss Jennie Mcconnell came up from
yesterday to attend the opera. |
She is the guest OF Mrs. D. F. McDevitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Walton came mn
rom Deer Lodge last Thursday to attend
,he, opera. They will return home Wednes-
lay.
Mrs. Wm. Reed came up from Anaconda
yesterday morning to attend the opera.
3he is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus
)aly. -
1t is understood that Miss Emma Abbott
md several OF the members of her companv
I'LL attend divine worship at St. Johns
this morning.
MI. June Sanders and wife and l;ttla
,aughter, Hattie, who have been VISITING
lrs. D'Acheu1 for several days, returned
ONE last Wednesday:
We regret to learn that little Dill Witt
ord, who has been an invalid for several
ears, has been suffering more the past few /,
lonths than ever before. {
Mr.. q. K.-Lewis is now in Chicago. He t
as been spending several weeks at the c
rkansas Springs and has entirely re. I
ovefed from rheumatism. q
Mrs. VIM. Daken and daughter Mis-. V
.ay, came up from Deer Lodge last r.; =
~, and are guests of Mrs. W. Pinkbam !
hey will return home tomorrow. Z
Mr.. :Berbridge, manager of the Butte
eduction Works, is again at his post NJ \
'ty, having been confined to his room for =
veral days with a severe cold. h
Mrs. Whitney. a guest of Mrs. DR.. Whit. d
rd's who came here for her health. has ii
en- much improved by our climate. and in
poets to return to her home in San
rancisco in a few weeks. - q,
John Thompson gave a cand, ="
ling party last Friday evening and ths It:
had a jolly good time. Those present 81
re: Lanier Napton, Linn -Boyce. vii "
'uDg: Alfred McCune, Johnny Noyes and y
IN Noyes. th
The ladies interested in decorative Art az y
Drk" will doubtless welcome Miss Minnie III
'thler, who has recently come here from 49,
!. Kingston Art School, London. She su
probably begin teaching in the courae II 4
month or six weeks. Tn
he advocates OF the plastic style- Of ha
~ Of flowing lines and c~lingine draperies -
unwilling to believe that We are ;.1